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A two-story farmhouse with ivy-covered brick walls, a tiled roof with three gables, and a low brick wall in the foreground.

Cross farmhouse, Hilton (RGL2025)

Cross Farmhouse, Hilton

History of Cross Farm

Listed Building

C17 T-plan house with C18 front range.

A pond covered in green duckweed with a central patch of reeds sits before two houses and trees under a blue sky.

Pond and Cross farmhouse, Hilton (RGL2025)

In 1948, according to A Maze of Memories, this was occupied by the manager of Hilton Estates, Rupert Stock and his wife Nancy.

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